Framed Beige Wall Art

William Holbrook Beard successfully used it in many of his paintings, as a background color, which allowed the protagonists to spend more time in the spotlight. The Dancing Bears painting is just one of the framed beige prints in which action is taking place in a forest, with the artist choosing this setting for most of his artwork. A century apart, Mary Ann June had a similar approach, but he also added a touch of humor and irony in her paintings, to make them not only beautiful but also amusing.

Those who prefer more abstract artwork and are in the market for framed beige prints, will be pleasantly surprised with Laurie Maitland’s creations. The Tobacco and Chocolate series consists of three distinct artwork, combining different shades of brown, beige and black. These paintings are elegant enough to feature in a museum, yet they are also a good choice for an office or private residence without looking pretentious.